BUMMER - dead horse LP Spiritual Jazz opting instead to continue to

opting instead to continue to break down established modes of songwriting

taking a reading of the city’s pulse that may feel at once familiar yet surreal and latent

The song takes its name from an essay in which the late poet and critic Tory Dent notes her surprise at having lived with AIDS for a decade while remaining "no closer to cured”: “Either I would become ash or I would survive fully

Are Sooty Wing Flecks a minuscule species of half keyboard half vocoder chatter

in Frankfurt Germany— performs a recursive operation

BUMMER - dead horse LP Spiritual Jazz opting instead to continue toKansas City trio BUMMER mirror the absurdity of modern life with a balance of dark humor, dejected nihilism and righteous fury. Their music spills out in torrents of skull crushing riffs, gargantuan bass and caustic howls delivered at breakneck speed with gleeful abandon. Following their split 7 with longtime friends The Body which teased a more focused, lean sound for the group, Dead Horse hones BUMMERs auditory desolation and scathing gaze to laser